Pull Strategy,
What Does Pull Strategy Mean?
Pull Strategy means, It is used to increase the demand for the product through end-user advertising and promotion rather than marketing channels. Distribute the product from seller to end user.
Literal Meanings of Pull Strategy
Pull:
Meanings of Pull:
Use force (something or something) to move you.
(Vehicle or person) continues to reach a certain direction or a certain place.
Update (someone), buy or show interest in something interesting.
Pulling a weapon to attack or threaten someone.
Damage due to abnormal stress (muscles, ligaments, etc.).
Cancel or return (entertainment or promotion)
(Ball) Hit the person who follows him so that he goes to the left or from the left hand to the right.
(Via a midfielder) leaves the position and goes to stop the opponent with a runner behind the controversial and goal line.
Print (test)
Using force to grab something and pull it towards you.
The force that drives someone or something in a certain direction or direction of action.
Check the printer.
Sentences of Pull
Put it on the sofa
The bus is leaving
Tourist attraction that attracts millions of foreign visitors
A young girl does not shoot a thief every day
In the first half of the game, the calf muscles are removed and must be replaced
Whenever it hits the ground, it shoots
He could be the biggest midfielder ever. He can run and perform at his best
Prepare and read evidence against the prescription.
Quickly remove the hair from the roots
The force of the water tore it apart
There is very little evidence of World War I propaganda posters.
Synonyms of Pull
trial print, tempt, preprint, pull, engage, bewitch, turn, lug, tow, haul, slip, heave, enchant, take out, reproduce, drag, draw, strain, fascinate, page proof, tug, reprint, withdraw, fish out, jerk
Strategy:
Meanings of Strategy:
A plan of action or policy to achieve an important or common goal.
Sentences of Strategy
Now is the time to develop an integrated economic strategy
Synonyms of Strategy
proposed action, game plan, blueprint, programme, schedule, master plan, policy, procedure, scheme, plan of action, approach, grand design, plan
